Though “The Hunger Games” will be front and center for many of the jokes, other pics to be pilloried include “The Avengers,” “Sherlock Holmes” and the finale of the “Harry Potter” franchise. Wild Bunch has already snapped up the German rights, and Falcon has taken the Middle East.

Friedberg and Seltzer, both repped by Safran, have made a living making fun of other people’s work starting with “Scary Movie,” for which Friedberg and Seltzer served as writers and Safran was an exec producer.

Since then the duo have co-written and co-directed “Vampires Suck,” “Date Movie,” “Meet the Spartans” and “Disaster Movie,” which have collectively grossed more than $350 million worldwide.